Sentence examples for have made developing from inspiring English sources
For example, his institute, NIMH, is "acutely aware of changes in CNS [central nervous system] drug development and R&D" that have made developing such drugs a low priority for the pharmaceutical industry, he says.
Sony and LucasArts would not disclose the total investment they have made developing the game and the infrastructure required to deliver it online, but analysts suggest it is in the tens of millions of dollars.
We want students to appreciate the increasingly collaborative nature of scientific inquiry, so we have made developing effective teamwork skills a priority.
Mr. Blair is by all accounts actively involved in the lives of his three children -- Euan, 15, Nicky, 14, and Kathryn, 11 -- and his government has made developing explicit policies for parenting and marriage one of its key pledges.
A third factor that has made developing the PCBI programs challenging is the need to provide hands-on, research-based experiences to the students.
Martin has made developing a third, affordable broadband technology one of his top priorities and describes the 2009 auction as "the single most important opportunity for us to achieve this goal".
In honor of its 10th anniversary, this year's report looked at four retailers that have made developing-market expansion a priority: Carrefour, which pioneered the globalization of hypermarkets, operates more than 7,500 of its 15,660 stores in 33 nations outside its French home market.
There is little doubt that Russia has made progress developing weapons capable of evading American anti-missile defence systems.
Such connections have made the developing rim of the Pacific a growth factory.
This week in the magazine, Michael Specter writes about the progress scientists have made in developing in-vitro meat.
